Mulleyville Snowmobile Club

Fall Party 2008!

Steve Archer — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 13:22:27 +0000

The 2008-2009 season is upon us! Our first club meeting is Wednesday, September 10^th at the Greenfield community center.

Our fall party will be held on October 18^th at the Brookhaven Golf Course Pavilion. Always a great time with food, fun, and always a great probability to walk away with a big chuck of CASH!

Tickets are $100 for two people. Only 100 tickets will be sold. This party is an important fund raiser for the club. With the high price of fuel and ever shrinking NY State grants, we need good attendance to help keep the high level of trail maintenance for which Mulleyville is known.

Buy your tickets today by contacting any club executive listed on the team page of the website, emailing to party@mulleyvilletrailsystem.com , or using our PayPal store to pay with PayPal or Credit Card. We’ll reserve your ticket for pick up at the door!

We look forward to seeing you all there and meeting some new people too!

Fall ’08 Party

Saturday, Oct 18th, 2008
2:00pm – Midnight

Brookhaven Golf Course Pavilion
333 Alpine Meadows Road
Greenfield Center, NY

2:00-5:00     Drinks, Appetizers & Snacks
5:00-7:00     Hot / Cold Buffet & Dessert
7:00-12:00   Bonfire, Music, Drinks & Fun

Big Cash Drawing @ 7:00pm
50/50 Cash Drawing @ 7:30pm
Apparel & Sponsor Drawing @ 8:00pm

Horseshoes, Volleyball, Bocce & Poker

Draft beer, soda, & snacks all night

Big Cash Prizes

1st       $3000
2nd      $1000
3rd       $500
4th       $250
5th       $100

Donations: $100/ticket
(2 guests per ticket)

Only 100 Tickets Sold

First Meeting of the year!

Steve Archer — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 00:36:30 +0000

Our first meeting will be held the second week of September at the Greenfield Community Center. Due to a conflict with election primarys the meeting will be on WEDNESDAY, September 10th at 7:30 instead of the traditional tueday.

All future meetings will be held as normal on the second tuesday of each month through April.

Thanks

Protect the Snowmobile Trail Fund, Register Early!

Steve Archer — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 00:08:36 +0000

Mulleyville Members,

Below is an email many of you will have received from Jim Jennings at NYSSA about registering early. This is a critical item for seeing that the clubs get funded well before the snow flies. We are overly affected by the cost of fuel and will have to budget our grooming time this winter. The sooner our memberships come in, the better of an understanding we will have on our 2009 finances.

Thank you for your continued support and we hope to see you at our first meeting on September 9th.

Dear NYSSA Member,

Renew your club membership, then renew your snowmobile registration!!

Your Snowmobile Registration Renewal will be arriving soon. You will need Proof of Club Membership to save $55 on your registration. Go to this link https://membership.nyssnowassoc.org/club/show/675 and renew your club membership, obtain your proof of membership and then renew your snowmobile registration NOW!

Renewing your registration now will allow more monies to be available in the trail fund and assure clubs receive the proper funding for the 2008-09 season.

Jim Jennings, Executive Director
New York State Snowmobile Association
PO Box 612
Long Lake NY 12847-0612
www.nyssnowassoc.org
T 888-624-3849
F 518-624-2441
nyssaoffice@frontiernet.net

GOVERNOR PATERSON ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL MAJOR FUNDING FOR NEW YORK’S SNOWMOBILE TRAILS

Steve Archer — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 16:37:37 +0000

Mulleyville Snowmobile Club Members,

Thanks to your efforts and snowmobilers like you around the state Albany has hear us and responded by restoring the money taken from the trail fund. While the money is not being restored in a lump sum at this time, Parks is authorized make higher mileage distributions for 2008/2009, while preventing DEC and Parks from using a total of $1 million over the next three years. This was necessary due to the way our government works.

The net result from this will mean increased funding for this upcoming winter. Perhaps more importantly, this process has made Albany understand how important snowmobiling is to Upstate NY and the numbers of people who passionately enjoy our sport.

Governor Patterson’s Press Release on Trail Fund

—–Original Message—–
From: NYSSA Members
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 5:48 PM
Subject: GOVERNOR PATERSON ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL MAJOR FUNDING FOR NEW YORK’S SNOWMOBILE TRAILS

Attention NYSSA Members:I have had the privilege of working very closely with the NYSSA leadership team over the past several months to respond to the snowmobile trail fund budget situation. Through these efforts, and with the partnership of the NYS legislature, we have been successful in communicating our concerns to state officials representing OPRHP, the Division of Budget (DOB) and the office of the governor. In response to these discussions, the governor’s press release highlights 3 key actions:

1.      The NYS snowmobile trail grants process will be revised to ensure that in the future, snowmobile registration fees will be spent solely on trail maintenance and related activities.
2.      The DOB and OPRHP have projected that grant payments to clubs will increase from $2.8 million in 2007-2008 to $5.3 million in 2008-2009. This represents an 85% increase in funding to the clubs.
3.      Over the next three seasons, the governor has directed that $1 million from OPRP and DEC snowmobile trail funding be diverted into the snowmobile trail development and maintenance fund.

The governor himself has characterized these actions as a “big win for NY snowmobilers”, and I could not agree more. Your elected officials, representatives of state agencies, and NYSSA leadership have all worked together to improve the state of snowmobiling in New York. This partnership is important. We are successful because NYSSA and its members spoke with one voice when addressing the NYS budget process to our elected leaders.

Let us not forget to thank those who have partnered with us and helped us to protect and improve snowmobiling in New York State. I ask you to join me in thanking our advocates in the Capitol Group: Nick Barella, Tim Sheridan and Bruce Geiger. Without their relationships with key individuals in Albany, and their complete grasp of the processes and inner workings on the government of NY, we would not have come out on top. Rory Whelan of Whelan Media Strategies, our public relations and media strategist, has provided invaluable counsel and is also deserving of our gratitude. I also want to personally thank Jim Jennings and Dave Perkins, NYSSA executive director and trails coordinator, and Gary Broderick, NYSSA vice-president, for their role in helping lead us forward.

What should not be lost in our discussions, however, is to make sure that we thank the snowmobilers of New York. It is truly because of their dedication to the issues we face, and the tremendous grass-roots efforts in contacting their elected leaders, that we have succeeded. It is the 100,000 snowmobilers who participate in our sport, and who are responsible for the $1 billion economic engine that is New York snowmobiling that are most deserving of our gratitude. As we move ahead we must take the opportunity to thank the club members and their families who took the time to make their voice heard in Albany.

Therefore, on behalf of the NYSSA leadership and partners, thank you all for your consideration, concern, support, and hard work.

With congratulations and warm regards,
Mike Fischer

Get Your Official Mulleyville Snowmobile Club Gear

admin — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 20:53:53 +0000

Check out the official Mulleyville Snowmobile Club gear online including apparel & collectables. Just visit the Club Gear page listed on the left tool bar. To order, use our PayPal store or please contact Lisa or Chris for current inventory, payment, & shipping information.

Lisa Woodcock - Phone: (518) 581-8784 - lisamarie249@hotmail.com
Chris Aldrich - Phone: (518) 885-1430 - campingirl567@aol.com

Thanks for your continued support and we look forward to seeing you on the trails.

Join Online

admin — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 13:33:37 +0000

Use our new “Join Online Now” button on the right on this page to process your membership & print your NYS Vouchers instantly! By completing your application online and early in the fall you help save the club on mailing expenses. Please make sure you include your email address to ensure you’re added to our mailing lists for important information.

Kicking off 07/08

admin — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 20:31:37 +0000

WE WANT TO ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO USE OUR ONLINE MESSAGE BOARD TO REPORT ON TRAIL CONDITIONS ETC. IT’S EASY TO SIGN UP SO LET’S GET SOME CHATTER GOING. RIDE SAFE.

The Mulleyville Snowmobile Club would like to thank you for your continued support in helping to make this one of the best clubs in NYS. We have a great group of people that enjoy teaming and having fun together to grow the quality of our club for all to benefit. We encourage our members to get involved where time permits to help this volunteer organization continue to develop & improve.

’07-’08 Club Meetings Schedule:
Attend our meetings if you can. We meet at the Town of Greenfield Community Center, located behind the Greenfield Center Town Hall at the intersection of Rt 9N & Wilton Greenfield Rd. Meetings start at 7:30pm on the following dates: Dec 11th, Jan 8th, Feb 12th, Mar 11th, & Apr 8th.

New Trail Maps are Ready:
We’ve completed GPS mapping for all trails and the new color topographical maps are now available. We plan to mail each member an 11” x 17” color map covering our 50+ miles of trails including how to connect to adjacent clubs. To view, save, or print a copy now, click on the link below.

Mulleyville Trail Map

’07-‘08 Business Sponsors:
We’d like to thank our many Business Sponsors for their continued support. We’ve update our new trail maps, the club website, and the groomer billboards to account for all our sponsors. Click here for a quick preview of the backside of the map and be sure to visit our business sponsors page.

Again, we’d like to thank you for your continued support and we look forward to seeing you at our meetings, parties, and of course, on the trails.

Sincerely,
Mulleyville Snowmobile Club Staff